The Sun. — London, England, 1809-11-03 00:00:00

THE NI.kQ, I _IIS sALISBURY's At„oefiAov:in,..SiiyoLl(.—NVlii!e Corporate ,80,41 es , 41es in different toy. ns of the kingdom havi.- been rais-: ing contribe.c.kl, Qoll.rnetnotaie the. 50th anui ;vet-F.31-v, of leis M.Jjesiy's accession to the Ehrone, we ..tvere y6ol . astonishment,at the very splendid mannerip yvhich, this s? happy occasion was ce;e biated at this place, by the loyal exer tions of an Iridit;idtiat.:--The NfarqUis of "Salisbury, ..at his own cXpence, during the w hole of the day, seemed iesolied, b'y every means which could I,;e de vised, t.) diffuse- joy thron„,• - onoist tne,towb, and to viactden the hearts of, _all, descriptions' of its inhabi .4 tang. Never was theresoch a d.ty eta Aldbo.' rcugh!,-I.'he 11.) , N11 from one ei d to the other, limn In the morning, past tour ti..-xi,morniti6,exhi bliQd one conthiued series .of mirth and 6ladoess.4--- The,rnorniog was niliered in by the noging 'of bells, iincl other dernonit...atiiiii4 . 3:of joy, which were merrily kept up - duritg'the whole day, ex, ept Inc lit: 1 vice ; flags viete dying in all-direction; the ships in ‘the port, andfoff tiri place, were dres',ed, io their • colotirs his Lordshil's band paraded the sirt,4ts,.re peatediy playing `/GriltSave.the - King," and other • loyal am: tunes. At ,c, , ne o'clock, a rinqal-salutd of 21 . guns was fired from his Lordship's battery on the n.crace in ifont of his house, atter , which a fed de joie' was eiv•-ra •-bv.the .voluttfeers. Howes were opened by his Lirdship,' . dfirttf,-; the whole of day, contain ing re!, eilnnimlS for apy of_ the lulrabitatiti at the town or couniry \Oka. were disposed to partake of them ; dancing, :and ,. other.amcbecoents, in.a tem porary room ereeed by -his Lordship' for the pun-_ p,-)se, were Icept•up with much spirit till B.laCe` hour. At eight,o'clOcic. there was a . 11Igst , beautiful display • • -of fire-wetrks tioni his _Lordship's gardens,.succeed by a •Nrvry, gittid and.. appropriate ire . .wpateticies liOinted ,fOr the, oceasinn. nine .• H AST INGS , :--The morning of the 25 th was ushered,. in by .ringing -of bells and firing. tot cannon, the. houses w ere decora tec4vit hooliours, boughs ofbalt, and. varioth devices•of loyalty. At. 10 o'clock the inha bitants atiendpd :Divine Service .in- St. Cleirient's Church, and ofkred up .their Braise and I hankggiv ing to Almighty GOD, tor having' vouchsafed to pro-. long the. Reign of out most -Gracious Sovereign, to-the - 50 tly year.. • The Royal.- East'Middleses, Ile,_ ,• LOND,ON : nr. , ,xl, 13y RI IiAR - k ot No : 4, Mact:ett,churt, licm-streei; and Pk ;lishekl,;hy 1\: L.t. I -AM ARMiCL 1.1 S 11 ) .1'6, South Muttoo-Ittett, (;,9 , yck7.9'.squlte. At the ;.1.7N-0 - Fricil ) No. 11'2, 51E-nd 5 where Adverlisements, Orders for th 6 P aper ': Lettffil tiir •Exiic,-;' (ibst:psiia), must a - cldresszti, ra ", THE JUBILEE. WEIMOUtIi, OCT. I.—On the procession, de scrioeo tity last, arriviu , ; at the spot fixed on for II I 1--,i-datt;., , stone of a statue to ,tiis Ma jesty, at the entrance of.the.town,:the.railitary fOrtn ed a square, in the centre of - , . - ivhich the carriag es of .ti:t. Nopinty were dra , rt up.. A - carpeted platfortn wis-titted up in th 'no+t con.t:,enient situation for . Ott accommodation: of Ins 'loyal Hi&hness t.;,,idwritlge and Princess May, atteuda by'G nerai Lord Cavi , a, G,tneral Garth,: Lau) , " and -he Misses Murru.y. • l ~ iutr • • raeccreinony or tayino the stone in due form't om.= tnenced about two o'cloel, and notwitH use concourse of people that wetediseatoleatu rine, trout all partsot.ihe couni6', it 4'i l / 2 5 Loildtwt .ed with a degree of soled tiity.and silence coming. Alter the usual torinsiiid been - ;2011-f thro', the three Sojourners of the - Royal - Atch - Putice•Sion nrik.e.l tor the Silver vessels, 'conratning cowl,wine, and oil, each `stre w ing *ice contents oil Cie ,urface of it, the Nlaster blasoo repeatingt be 401- u•?, ejaculltion :---" May the bountiful hand Of Heaven supply .with abundance of wine :and till,. aq4 all the other conveniences , of ,life s , this my na. Lye I 0 tt. fhe inscription was then handed - over, by, the ieur t., the, Itoyal Party for inspection, on wa s eugraven:— `` C ijk: Foundation Stone of a Pedestal, on which a Statue of his Majesty is to be erected, was lain 0ct..2.5; iSog, being the (lay on which his Majesty entered xlie,.soth year Of his reign, ty I. H. : Prowne, t.sq.,Nlaster Nlasou, ut All S(?uls Locue, No. 216 in Masonic order, the B r e thr e n athlnding in due forni, in the presence ot their Royal Highnesses tne Duke of Calnbridge and Pnncess Mary.". , • -Alter the stone was' laid, and the inscription fixed, the Master finished his work by delivering a speech to the .following etleCt, in a very impres sive manner we' have now" laid this Foundation Stone, may the Ctann :architect of the imederse, othis kmd Providence, en- able us to carry on and timsh the work we have now began, "flay he still be the protector otour must onions Sovereign, 1 whose Statue we are about to erect, and may he preserve it • • from decay and ruin to the latest poster.ty." The ceremony being finished, three times three cheeps were vociferated by ,the muttitude in a strain Of loyalty and exultation - that re-echoed. from all Parts of the Esplanade,. aid Very visiolv affected the fee;ings of the Royal PA - ty. - .The procession then returned to the Goildtkall ,xiti)..the lame regularity, when the different sOcir:to..fs sepr-ttech • Lord Earth . ley (and several other-dtstingutstted charaCters) juin!. ed iili. Souls and - vt, nh a iibtrality of taind filch no tongueearPoyer-praise, ha, ~hewt3 to his King, attd nis.several tountrytneti - in France, by a yaltintary gift, of Jou guinea,. to their relief. Thdiifetent Lodge's then returned to the Head and Red Li6u,anddiutd together in their usual pertett bat inutip - .enjol‘ipg_the 'ploming retie:akin of baying, prei+iothiy: contr,bitted with their, ftllow ion.rnen to iliv ecNctirt. of' AO° then, c,.lllldr!-91, by pro.. Int4lA 7 .there a dinner at their own "how es, in .th aowing Proportitiiii.k" i i .Heads or 2.1 b. of flee half a guar - tern loaf, and a quart of ate e.tch et. : • 1 - .-tt:set t.rl yeat's of ag. . and upwards, hail. aAuartet . y loaf, lib. op lie f, ;tact pint of ate t• , ..clt , ;.• yolin4er .. chilrireti:: L. If .441 ,,iwitern loaf and 1). , 11• a pc,,um.l iif fleet rack i ; at d tN.poor is theairo.:ll.)uses rebaie.l witi - a quart of - • , Sm ueititis were the fashionable dinner p , ;) tie* on the oc. stun :t,ii weir were given t y the .otfi..er'4ot thy. 7th, .Lia-1 ',Dragoons Second SlllllVrkt B.gioaeat, Colotstt 13astar's, and CaittLin R, ti. • • ' • • • • On the approach of night, the :Rqcii : Soverei. , )iz yacht Was•mtist brilli fitly illutnittated:;‘;ith all im . theuse nutnter qt I,tinps, forming a ttiakular blaze, ,ind the : .Royal Barge was anchored otrposite tbe . ix, • bearnig:a 'well-ej‘ecuted:-transfewency; with the in.,cription; a:May the Kitt liye_tOreye,!! in a wreath ot t sose, si,arriroc4, and tbisNi.stipendeil; ...by_ an angel.. - Ti,e eveni g concluded title .a;•TOwn Ball at Flarvey's - Etnotlis (at Wnich up, - k,vards;,qt:l on persons were prcent),, and a rn,q,t• hrtito . l4 - 41.spiay of orks oh the ...ter, otillogitti Palar, lire Selltcd - , on sue th;e4sA;ton't,,y JAhrt hart.' 7aS; n cke.l m,cs , liberal lberal k n thsCriptio to the,poor. h.,, ..t , .1 Ohe tt)ll9 . ,;:mit .venitt , d tiMl hittl supper. -!; plitet - at. I.llls,,et's Asertibiy Room's; which 1 7 4 1, fili, , d r yvait ati as . se.niniage of rank , litid beauty far exceeding any sling of The kind saes' helbre Ken in the.,e.,llormis. _•. • • • . . o'dock - a - larV cOmpany_asstrobled at his Lordship's giment of Militia, atteutk...ttivtne Bervici.! in All house, tir partake of various entertainments pre- : Saints Church, :old aflifiwards,,marehed r ,to,the. Last pared for them.' The rooms were decorated with : Hills, where, extending their,litie..aloog the irregula - r banners - and other Royal'enbleini.' A most eiwint . ' summit, they fired a teu de joie, which had ay . ay • . . - . A• , supper Wag setved lap at one o'clock with the choicest • ; grand and pleabing, eireot. Itiei afterwards ruarche:, viands of the §eason," to - which upwaids'of f eventY through the streets :with music playing, col i ouis ei persons sat' down. : Many loyal toasts were given, flying, and proceeded to the barracks, wilere they, among which we particularly not . iced the, -following :" ! wete regaled with roast beef and liAtob ia,l4ldtit.4, by "the Day--43ritannia hails with gratitude the , filtietti', C"l'''.'"l Wood. The. Sea Fcocibleutuder Captain .yeavolu he reign of Piety . and Virtue," • '.. '• i Rolfes, fired ft royal ,salute, as dia.. atl the .Mart,llo The latter was the si_ihje . CA eif"One - Of the itanspa- i TPA! gts in Potensey Bay. All Ole . principal inhabi reticles. - .: • - - i• 7 -- -•-' .• ; ~, ,-• ~- I tants dined together at,the Court Hall. In the eve- ~ " illifl;ing'-Ma`y his Majesty long sway. , the -seorreotf.-1 ning.a grand bonfire-with tar barrels, : on a mast 50 this li.ingtiotn, arid under .the weigh,of 4,iec4lting yei t ys, toof he f e e t high was lighted, on St. George's hill. Fifty fliiiiiitte to he solaced by the love and veneratio!i of his sub.:. ! . • , .- • . 3 „,, ,, „.,, d the 'do ty an affection of his famii) , ~_....„ The . sicy 7.. roFkets ,‘ ere, dispharged, and va . u)us are-works Queen. aid_ itoy.4ii, laohly." -".Thd •Prer of every Lc tai_ : disptaye4 at the same place. In.the evening there . baton, 0 Cod. preserve the hest of , Kings 7" . (The inottcoef was a Ball at,the .Swan Inn, nu n rciosly attentiCci."' one or the transparencies ;) \'•%/,',lncft wils ; folio we.d.by.the.sOng of " God Save the 400 1. wa s most liberally ,sobscribed by....,the inhabi -1.. ii . m,"' iyi full cliorti . s . byall the.company. • D tants ane- , which affor,o4,rehef, .con)fort,, atid joy, to in s ; was then resumed, aod was kept up with great 7 ' • eighteen hUndred , -:.<,- - to •• 1 call beef br-d pop) p....r...,...1,, ‘‘, .1 i,, ~ $...,..1 ~, spirit fill tour o'clock in the ,:notesag: - .., • - potatoes, arid portei, WaS ditttibUted in rair, propor- His I....itiiship dfstrituied ii,p6tiftd . of beef and beer ttons,,with the ,git.:l4le ,, t. regularity and older: Arid to . every person, matt,' u•opi.iii and child, in the* that about 30 sentoen, belonging to Hastings, now.' :towu ; beer to. all the artificers, . and to toe di tach" , , : confined as prisoners of wat in France„ and in great merits trorn :riiiferent .regiineWs in.t'',e tlistriN gin - di4ress, inay,partike of the general , py.Which must ~ ployed on his.Majesty'S• storks .11 , _•re; tri'the Via ii) be feat by all his 'l\l3l.esiy's subjects on this occasion, terns of the town ; to the Sea, Fencibk-s, and to, the a large portion of t lie snbscriptuon is set japart, to be creu.vs , of all` the shi - pt in the . port. In short, eyery, rtiiillited to those poor ctellOv.rs as s o ort,a ,possible., — individual shared 'his Lordship's h,tuity ;on - this Amongst •various d's la Sof loyalty.e . xhibitcd on . the I ,i ,y .., ~. . . . joyful occasion ; nor was his Lordship's innnifiCellOr.` t hi s h „ ppy. d,, ys titan ' a , l• raaspaten q in .the Ba4_; confined to:this place; for we understand that he • r 0 0, ,, of ~ Neleune y i,.. i t tig . the ehip i re a the 5,,,, s regaled his;regiment at lpswich with beer,' :'ml all' tp Brilanni ; anci.a: tile CllstOtll7hou - o, a Cr 0.4•11 thLir Wives and children ,k 'on andinner; beside; coi-. encircled in Glory,. decei ated wit:41411 . 4, and 03,6 tributiAg largely in different parts of the countyOf i nsaipt • kin , joyous. Hertford and el-ewhere, to celebrate this event. . . The town of Aldborough has lung felt the advan thges of his Lordship's proteaipn and .serOces, and ... Will long have.cau.e to bless the day when hits Lord- l' :Among' the le4 , ,ivitie, in commeruosatioaof our . . . ship first eStablished himself here. ,. • -'• beloed.,So.ereign ,entering, the, tittieth year.cf. his . - ; Re.ign,.,we notice one ,at the village of Aston7upoo- Treat, in Derbyshire, set on lout we. no*rstand, by . the Rector, And supported by all the Fopst, yspec (dole i.,tiabitaiiis. . Toe morottig was usherea in 14. tuiging of bells, and .other demonstrations: of- joy.— The Aet . tyfit. Clubs, Sunday Schools, &c. walked in proces,ion to Church, with a batit.Lot, music, : and. tlagstying. The:Chtuch was crowded in a manner never below witnessed in that village - rand a most approprtaie antilenpressiVe Sermon alias preached by the Rector, who appeared id . feel. w..th, enthusiasm the loyalty he so , forcil.4y. recornmeivied. An ex. celtent band ._ Nit:43 . ,l4aCea: .iix. the organ gallery; end, when the service-was over,.Ged.saye--ate-l.ing w song by a coru , iderabli: part of the congregation 4, Tables were spread in•the-opentinoestwliett the an cient cross slansis e a sheep ro!qed . \lo4•l, sir4+ls,, rounds" of ht.ef, .riVeat pins, ~ pliiiicbqitlailibgs, home it de bruiftl, aneessellent:ale, itiide . 4.oe 'letilff , ll. re . p,itt• . T'tie kitties . (.idbrilecl with ..“ .i.lit ,iii't,''e the Kin g,7 ins - crioed t t p6r.•thei • r e - iiine c ;:ribtliy, assiStid ~ in earvit)g tor, their poorittitibt,O. ' ';‘ The li.i9g; Pop bless hint," was th; r fkl e 4 ,3 tg i Ca s t . 4110 by. th:4 Rector,ih,,tht'eecheeri; t7n:titg,pr enin a sr . ,-N.itoOt t were"throw it or ..1... 'he Hall, ilt . , 4 l . i ii rusttr2,lyce coii lu,l4o 1 - .li:s" tv'sClv;-, 04, the exi?c,.., of ?..I,:sch pro c),„ip s ell less ;inn . ' w,as ei l ied , ":l, 11'..A1 the sun _- p,i L t.., . „ Ifw , ry ,.. (~,,,,..;, Fpcn( l4 . .k. , i1..: , :?,iit:le e; - itlis i_Oil -Stinday-;`too to bt.:,:t.:peroU'stly .. ..lii - ibtitetl . t(i ; tri0.6.0 vibii:r . faiiiflitis, who ,are 6 - w i t in tie,,:tl,,Of assista,9:ce. \ArNliciiili.i h:iiti ousene:l illat the' RccThr gave'd ~ , ,,i, - . . ,s4arale fi ilintici (o :ill flit• figed . 'ppor.'ol his p4rtsh i lip‘Var& of fOitY• of ill* were 1 - 40 i at the Rec. tors' , ~,'. • • ,!..,,, ... : ... .- Gej. tilers the King, to Alad giant 4:m atter d. ttl A Crovyi ut BERWICK.UI'ON-TWF.ED. In no place in the . Kingdom, perhaps, was joy afore generally 'elitfu.sed on the 'day of the Jubilee, thao in this our good town,of Ber:A ick-tiOni-Tweed, principally promoted by Colonel - Allan, one of our representat;yes,• who-is more populr than any for- Mer" Member of 'l'.o.ltartierit - has been, at least within My memory, and 'l ltae... beeri . Dear fifty Y , :•ars here. The -inorning was: 411 - tered in t:y the ringing .of bells, and pleasU;e b:•ghtened every conntenance ; the Mayor and Mage.orates, attended - bY Colonel ,- Allan,' arid a great: many-Gentlernen, vtient in pro• cession to church. Arie , prayciii - an excellent dis- . course, most appropriate for the - ocersioti, was de- . livered by W. Barnes, our Vial.. Atter divine' ser- Vice the. aaWrion were fired -from our ramparts; and the troops fired a teti de joie. B:.t the mo't ini'e: resting •scette'followed . : . --Coletnel A.• had by'likl4l-: bills invited all the bov 4 in the tO , k a to; cot ne tii r ilii 'rown 133141(o eat. roast beef and . plumb-pudding, and ,Su drink' the 4tng'iphealtli ; about •seven hundred fine , -youths .sat }(town . to .dinner in -the • ooter "and inner Hall. 'he.table :.was . abundantly supplied with - roast beet .;and potatoes, sticceodl ed by poitiih nudiling, _biliicl , Anid.;.,citeese, aodi :4 - p.i. pies ; each . boy . had•hislueg„tt 414 was so iI p i ied-wit4i4 good Lo,idon porter f to m . .-tarirls in .this adjditiin room. At•er the dtnnei -Colbw.4 Allan addre,-ed the boys, ,nd gaVe.•gitliejtitiO health, and (iod 141e.s bun," which was drank . ..lAy ad f iresen s v , icl i three_ times three cheers; •the,Mail , r-,esoottcling•,w'ilb the shill' v.oicesof the buys cabling out ". . - od Sitve • the Katg--.1 . ...0ng Live the : 14trg, , and Allan ,for ever." ii. Was a trl6.4i interesting hcev ` e: '''he ht;ys ~ were aiLled into the Hall by the Masters of the re- '•' •• . sp'e4 - tye Schools, and . had scarlet- ankwhite ribbons in their, hats (Celon n el :Alla's tolOurs).. .The,.eharity I '• - • " •'-'•-•''''''''" 4.7., GOND PAY, -THUR A SDY,- NOV. 2. . --: • .4. lichool, and the poor boys-iw the work home were not : ! . Patriek Cane.was ,capitxly,intlided!lfor stealing a forgot teal, : : The; masters and:other persons purpq4ely gold %rat* chain_ ant.Vseals i , of • thevalue. of 3ul. attended to preseige . order; and to bell) the hoys, and Colonel Altan."was seen at the ...differen t tables -arNi np s wards.the , property,of.ColOoel : - L4w.trd Blake, beiping the ~ hinclf,.. It . was with. diflicoltylipt ' Ol- the'counklrof, - -Galwayi.in kelandt - ' . .t - • - , ::, ~.,,COlonetldilktl4l,,cleposed,' khat'.. tie .1 - oided ;.at .the people could be prev r ente : d from crowding. i.n.ioAlie‘Net. :ats St„Jamoti7- ' Hall. 'Many Ladies and Gent lemen,outside, 16%4,44...11,01 -Ise.' o f - GeOrr.. -- INTOwt OII . , ness so nov•elatid interestilel - a Scene, .witil. iliffit4i.ity ' : plaee, ar.-Jatiteaf4i:49uare';4that,ion the.ts.lll of june, forced fheir way in, and ‘t. , r,r .- . bighlygrolifie4l,. The '. l. ' Weiat out-tin.cumpaey.witia4Alm Blake.; he- kid stte'et and thp winctows 01 thelwuses wer eXP-wattd °4Be.l'vedoMrs. Bla-ke's watch , hanging at .the chith- with company. After diluter -the boYs *Were led ~nq,pletviiminediatelx.;l4fpre •hesievent . out,. fIAIEI , ' away by (heir masters in the . order , . in .: 7„which they", . uPcrn•bis mum) , niisied:A:Pbetween 'ihe..vhouts; of, .eig4and nine, next ~worning he, was . called up, .-and : came, anti the Hall was cleared to prepare 'for'the chairt, and, aialsoyere clefil.' - ereciitaos.his'• evening, Colonel Allan InWing .invited all Burgesses. - the N y ' il ci ) . , with. t Leh - - wives • :-1,:l clinglit•&s'' to • supper and a -i'l'l n 4 b.: , ' t.PVrt;:?!' name. 4 Natihe , Weict°n, who with hin'in. ihe 'capacity of a 4i- dznee. • At tour o'clock the~ Mayor and -a large citm- . I . l ' l .d.fi.ll . .!'n'i r .l . Yik.O . pang !A-Gentleman , cliiKd togdilletat4het-14411 - I.lllin 1- va r t , .. - i.n.. r 0.. 1 461 • : ' c 7.•'_ :Inn. - Aoving other' toast's- the. health 4or) - Col oA. : : 3 , 9 ._ - i t " it4WC4 l ,, d deir se a , t . b- j at-w as- 4 - P r l nt : who had contribnied greatly to the festivity' of - Ahe :- 'n i" service. 924."-13141-11 .14.c...;tiiiai A l t one o''cl i .• „ •,l • ' ' • ' Span' day,,was drank with three times three cheers. At on t 4. 15 . ti:9a); Pt J9Poi he wa s -m et ici i .„t an early hour he, lett the company, and went to the place .by the prqßner, who appeared), to be . in seep ~.gte. a t•clistfeas,,.. being rout of place i ,he `ll4'. seep t,he Town Hall, where there was i about a thOteiand peo- - ! i)risoncr toßtip,b4-liaje . ,. in.company vlc.th a servant of. pleiissetubled 3, - he, was greeted with- the-loodeA and repeated cheers and shouts of " Allan for ever." Lisacqui.k 9 ,ta,P c .• The, band of the Furfarshire Militia was in the outer t 6 . 11 4.. 1 4 5 ,11?..qi1 n Y1 s 'i.ittit.-All..lLY,4Pe.”.oe'':if!'74 hqn; Upon 415 Rpsone'r i s describing' hill, and some exeellent violins in the inner hall; to q 1.4 3 13. t .i. t m. I t 4i.t .9a.Y , V 9 l eY°? l4 0- ie. : him soinethin,to,repeve . his:peFititiP4 r.l.h.i.prisoPer colonel Allan went 4 dow,u a dance in each roona, and I called upon him, at t ci wabrbtlghY to hirit unto COL it was a scene of the - Utmost gaiety ond.happiness. i - B.'s drawing-isnom,"Therd belfei r trein'The room ; Supper-was laid :in the adjoining,Committee-room, ,' the NV i I nCSS h it :the'rOarKe. for 'the pUtposeof,piactir,. • and within the crowd was - exceedingly great; the ihg some itiiit u for hiiti .. ; • "itid, Upon:his • rettirnrihe utmost harmony pret4tilecl ;, the hall was illuminated, . prisoriet' 'WA - Yery ilfipakleilt to lear;.e', the :fitiffie, and the streets .t ere again•croWded withgroupes ,o - f people, and the windows of the btitises, near .t,he .;. stating th,qt 'lll'llad - a gr eet' deal of bUsine4s to l db i: cu io ne l• , t , ition Oich:,;the witiieSs'and he "Went •tb chink, at . Town Hall, were filled with company. Allen Lad . seilt' money to the_ difterent Clergy 7 !. a public house i they pitted in a feW minutesPihd men to distribute is small sums t(i ' the 16 , 0 ,.. , . 4 1 Upon NS . 7itileSS' "i,dtarn to' 'master's lodgfritsbe.... , ~ that they might" also be happy at least on that L Missed the ' w 61 " 4 . . . " ''' day, and bless their - goOd • King.: He also . Sent mu- ! natthew, Weldon deposed, that he had foarierly • bey to each of the debtors in the g aol. ' The day .-,,:iii ... lived with C61. , 81ake.--lie' now lived at No. 14, . 1 long' be'remenat/eretrin BerwiCk, idr• • it was really • WigrriOre=street-a-had known . the prisoner' to be a a Jubilee, a day of •getteial rt ji,i t i ns ,' ; t hy e wa -, a 2 servant out of place. The prisoner called upon -him he Red tiottirti the everinyg - , • Whith - was nu- between: the hours of 11 and 'l2 of the daPillioti `, ball at t • • merously and most t - epee:Willy attended by -tile fa _ : whiFhihe watch had been stolenhe:4 Nlell'ac- milies in the neighbourhood; and .by Colonel 'A. 'dad . clo.l'iled with the 'Pritene.r.. -ColOOel Blake calied , Sir; Alex. Lockhart, One of the 11.epresetitative- 'at his house on the - r c right 'Of - the Path, but he was r Colonel Allan left it at a,late hour) awl sec off 'fr om out,. and, Upon hearing lr, he ileteithnea* to go to . C6l. Blake's lodgings, .whielf he ' accordingly did,' thelaall to return .to the .: • ' - - and•saw him at •9 o'Clo'dk, UpOri 'healing the eir curnstancesi he requested - that the ColOhel _Woad . equip hint Witli'a colouted • coat, and common hat, (he having livery on at the tune), 'and . .Sai4f, that hewould instantly go* inquest of the pris6iier ;- being indostriotas in ivisitiquiries;'he received inforinatiOn of him that night.. He sAuht next morning; at eight o'clock, to Courch-:street, St. Giles's; NiiiiZre' haitig applied at the hone of a Mr. COM:tor, - he w. - is told that a mat; named. Cane., whose anpCararicecorres- 1.84 . 11.4 , 41: - ponded with' his destiiption of him; lodvd: 3bora stairs, Upon his going up stairs, Prisoner was in bed. • Witness toid him be wishcd to have s'oene covversdlion with ; him, and --cksired that would immediately come, down stairs ; this the Prisoner itonsi-..nted lo ; and while• lae was 'dress- Witness left the house,' for the purpose of procuring a Cons'able to _assist• hitn in bringing, the Prisoner, to a • Miigistrßte's office; he soon alter returned; attended the pa (role; but the. Prisoner. had, in the, rtraii gone from the . house. • ti about 'five mlnute4 he returned- to the -bouse,-2‘where witness and Cullen wer,. wahing;,,they desi!ed.hirn to follow them to th- Brack Horse. The Prisoner did so, and, ur•oti their Sitting down, he said, -. lknew itery \: ell what they.came about, ancipprtiie watch which Ccloliel BlAke bad aussedinto - thi 'hands of witness. Ttut tiren bronght him to • Colonel Blake's ,lodgings; aG his own.cle4tce. : :Witaqsq, alters.vards gave iinn to charge tpCi.: . t)len.... • GebiiEtullen, .the Ottolv, corroborated the last evidence. .t• The-Judge then-charrd the Jury, .1,y.h0; wit : hoot .retiring,, gave a verdi4 of--Guilty, De*, , . . Martha .IVa * gle'trAtiNt!•,l,ed for ' tel , ,nioLisly , L ,.4- ' ing a box, containing one 301. one i 01. two )i. i , 9 4i, , and twenty-seven: il, Bank-otos, tit'- g0i1i,:.4 111 - 0 a hall, ,and nint•teem crown-pi , ccs, -troin the . dwelling-house ,of Mrs. Elizabeth Pi trlie!d, the ' sigh' of the'Afigel' artd . -Titrnpet, .-Steptit4-green, in the parish of S. DUUF,tall'i; ou the 1 7tt, o f 0,-.f., • It appeared in evidence' that - the priititi'er .b a ld lived, as scrvant, with the .Piosectitrix, and had received from her ,rtoticc... 10 quitlet service, oil the expiration of the -month; Oa the day lard, • i n the' i n ditlnint,. the PriNecutrix.'s sister, by ac- cident, laic M. s, Piayfair's bed-chatobendoor open, . which tote pri,„1,,,,-. tpotool:adva,tltage of, and took t 4 . 1 i • the - Lot, .containing the 6 . ,!vet31 sums. At five o'clock in the everitnglh6t i rosecutrilt tvasiliiorated . bralleighbout,..thatethe, prisoner had left lter ser vice: This information'tna 6 e her , suspt l t 4 1 , a t, ,fie had been guilty of theft; and she sent one o f her 1 Iptigersjo sne.sl of her ,i, if r , :quwed: In, nail an hour ' with an officer, who had :die .i) . riso,:er in , custody... . 011,sebfeliing 'some: w'dgritig'lppthet,,Which• (be Pri-' sqner bad it, her apron, the box 4.4. ts foundkwhic , ix. . the .Prosechtrigs iietraretirifc , she had . not recovered, . herself and chiLdren,,wcald. !Jaye been reduced to ,' beg'gary. , ...• • -A:4e Pri a onerdid not ?Blake:4or defend ~' '. ' .. ~ Tt,e Jury found her--Guilty, D654/1,-- 7 -Agetl (2.f• '''' triz , ;beih joh7iiton ov ai.., indi4..i etl'ini -tritaiTiot,s l l gte?liti, in ine.'diieitiint-bonse ,orJohn Chtlil3'-, • . : sils:o - - wat , lii, M . .-the!,vaka , of -46.. liitil - iftiperiy, ' 41 . 1 . ) I.he TV, ot Q-.tober,,*, Wr, hitt chay.-1.. ', , Vie incicinien't vi as' intlY supp-orled-hv twhi..,. ed.' t (i.-2nce, .pnit the;JUtts-loritid. her - guilty ot Ott alitig to ' l tite k value;ol. 245. . 1 / 4 bieh did away tlay. Capllzil COAla, in, tike.indiarnent. - - . - - • • • _ . .... .1". A gentleman, on It-,,vlng th a noxes of t,ovept:,gar- . derrf ti - ealid, 01) the*Piazza . side of the Bolt e ciil \red.' nesday night, vas taking so - itwtntin.y . eAlfof ir is A ~ingiilSC dill], ,cll it - cut. of . canes dreiltpecl bn the floor. A. in,,,), 4' llo. L' ac Tiy , e4ll wilych• the appcwaltee..of a gelid an, 'a ac v' r Y ofiicps io in`giNiing his a.Alsaat.co - , - F cre-1 ts- r iff ti. • vas aft found bui One gui and the Geht/en.an was char=e ~—•')ff:6tAii.i-er '' , wr, h up.,t;i.vo, and .only to, loser. He offered tO"uridcrg6 ‘§ealtli;.alid .th y 4cistigi..4ea was. fi.inad up. Lis- sigh, was r rciseLici Piazza of. the Playyhouse j .row;irds Evir-s.t: ol the •• Office. expence occasioned in Sakbriy . ! i i:At 7 ;he in :s Poeriiftpkycj t of the year 1808, , ,amgiliils (9,; t ivcao l : 4- f i four minions of dollars, rup,thg ll:- . • .• -; t$ 1 s'•- • - ' ':" , ; S3,ied tl.c Bon;tt: I, ftkr gr. 4 " ,- SLAiI :*or - - lIIRTHS. ' , . . 41" ' ..,..• • •• ' • {l , l ~.; ;,,,',...:iz.:. 4 ,....' . - 1:Yr1 i ilesaay•tiT'4.4th tt. wit S . r rearno, of Great Ct.''' . Oreelk.LitlPPin.',Frklil,liP.4%v?f,A;Son.; . ..• ..,.,- ....2 • ,(.5n the 26th ult. et her mother's lionse, Lower G n rt-i*,;c, (- , street, lltiolin. the 1.1.1 y ~t john 14Milegn'Weidon, : E= 1• 3 Of - , C:ravel-rnourit, in the .County of .Me Atli oii U Scut a::' . --, •-,, . T., .-. r,o - ... ? : k,..) ,• , • • ~ _, L , Op I' rid last,- at, ;her .11144;0..41., Cri.y . e.nor,,piuslre, V , C ' .Cofintess of 144r,row' - .)y. of a S' , n. • . - o/ 941Satunlay, aLlkattifoliii, Irlitkilivr, fela•sintrbtr, • vo -1 dow of Captain Itarbor,, late of the , 36rh Regiment. of - a - 01 , • . , ..,Ori Tuesclartfast4; ats Westmor'etaittllstfOitse,, MiLldlee....-:,,-., Lady: - ,Pryce, 'mite or Sir tdwart F 4 yce, , i 1:„,;:. Q t• j . iliugii-• *,- , •_. t, ~,,, 1 1, NreTclay, tbe Lacly ‘ of Captain Pe,ter..rarNe(„pr-ne -,,—,- - .. t'lla y, and late of 1-11 V. ItlaJestY's% ship • IClelPoinetie at '' , lictyS in liolles.si-rget,Caventlish•scinare, of - a 'Stier, : • • . , AlAutß.Lgtoli . 9irtiiattirday. mOrnink,'_ Peter's Church; t6rlc f , C4l l ' tain Dixon, of the Wexford Militia, • to Miss Martin, dauy,•ts• ' , let of tiielate•Henit'Martiti;'tesq. " • DIED.' At.the Cape of Good Hope, Donald M 4 l)nnalti; Esq. c .Mojetry's• Customs, .son 'of ,Lientehant-COlottel WOor , p,al4, of Lyndale. ' Si - wilily. last; suddenly,' at Bath,' MIC . A3mI; Di4htunf, relic, 4Q' gichard I,l4;liteln,,Esq.„ of the lVi4ictAnF, O w ;' FoYest Of Glotibiffshire: • ' . On .MoJ!dkti fqif;At 440v‘holITS ;leis, the To ic •• ~Villiain I ones, of 'Cobham, place, in 't ht C-Ant v s urre On Tucsday . last,haftet,t lingorrng the Lad) Caprp.;rl Smith, of Great 1144,Frnita$e-strel; , c ? o n Wcitnescliay. rnorni*:'ai itttr • - hptise . . iilUtkeen-sqtla*. ,Mrs. Chambers, relid pi the late chat - 0.0 2r D.D. • - . . = • •1 1 -1q. .On the . kOth, ul t. afterscicmg)aqvgileyereshrispositzo n. Rev. latpes •Maidman, znany vcars RedOr VeCCIV IC ' the County of Middlesex, Itid . 7lS.linliter of rilingiland On Thursday the 2`...tit ult. agcd 72, Mr, Thomas. Po .• , ' • , ra On theloth• ulii ..S'arah, eldest dat!gh ter of Etis Tttte, of C4 ? el-court„ Bartho•lfyrnev&-laii; , . - Lately,o:Jl , :krich, aged Ip2, W. A il ierson,, Esq • 7 1 , ; .. had been , upwards of Vo years in the Royal.'frain qt ,lery.... •- • . . • Pi.?IC,E STQCK,I r~` ~...._ YESTI . DAY. • Hank Stock; iBB i 6 ' • ' I fullA Sioa, 19343 , Navy 5 pc; f...'cot.. ,ica.i..4 .... India, Borwls, 265. .2.75• P . r. Jrish 5 per..p,r. ... ~.. I:'Xe.itCß. BlLizi,,lo , . 1 5 1) - 4 'per Cent: s3.l'A . - • otnniim, L .,-., 3 per eent. Red..:63 il, '_. - imperial '3 -per Cent. FT/f°,..3. : .4 per cent:, Con„ G 9 6li Cons. ±1.4 zsoi lust. 691-11 i3arik.l...Anzi. 0.4,9-16ths , • " 1 —;.:•;''' I ( I